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Al Habtoor - Bentley Emirates Records 35 per cent Sales Growth in Mideast
DUBAI - Bentley Motors, on Tuesday announced that Al Habtoor - Bentley Emirates, sold a record number of cars in 2008, recording sales growth by 35 per cent. Sales in December touched record for Bentley in the region, representing 16 per cent of the total sales for the year.
Chris Buxton, Regional Director for the Middle East, Africa and India region said: “We are extremely proud to be showing such strong growth in the region at a time when the credit crisis is affecting so many other markets, and we congratulate Al Habtoor - Bentley Emirates on their amazing performance for the year. With a strong model mix and currency exchange rates in favour for the Middle East customer, we hope this growth will be sustained in 2009.”
A new and exclusive designer showroom is planned to be opened in the Marina area of Dubai later this year and in May 2009, a ‘state of the art’ aftersales facility is also to open in Abu Dhabi.
Sultan Al Habtoor of Al Habtoor Motors said: “ The introduction of the Continental Flying Spur Speed to the already successful Continental range has created an increasing desire for Bentley in the Middle East and I look forward to an equally successful 2009”.
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